Trafalgar Square

A great place to visit, Admiral Nelson and his lions, always on duty.The Christmas stalls are very inviting with some very good merchandise and tasty food

We had no idea just how big this was. Amazing architecture and bronze statues adorning this magnificent park. A nice place to take a break and get some pics of the beautiful fountains.

Beautiful area to hang around and take pictures or just sit down and enjoy the view. Can get very busy sometimes its located just in front of the national gallery!

Majestic as the name itself!! Beautiful architecture. Full of people, very busy as usual. Having nice coffee shops and pubs around. London at its purest form. The National gallery is a must visit. Take a walk to the Big Ben and Westminster Abbey and you'll get to see the London Eye on the bank of river Thames.

A very cool plaza. An amazing open space in the heart of the city and a great Christmas market… I’ve been here many times and always stunning! Love it

we came about 10 PM at night after the theater in the West End. It was a quick walk. It was beautiful as it has just rained. We have gone there at other times and It was very crowded. There’s a Christmas market there right now and it’s right next to the National Gallery.

One of the best places to visit in London. During the Christmas period there is a nice little Christmas market. The walk from Trafalgar Square to Big Ben is really nice too.

Really nice, neat and clean. Feeding pigeons isn't allowed and attracts a fine of 500£. Would have been better if I could have made time for the national art museum.

Trafalgar Square stands as a vibrant cultural hub in the heart of London. It's an iconic landmark adorned with historic monuments like Nelson's Column, surrounded by fountains and guarded by majestic lion sculptures. The square hosts events, celebrations, and artistic displays, attracting locals and tourists alike. The National Gallery overlooks the square, showcasing an impressive collection of art spanning centuries. Trafalgar Square's open space encourages gatherings, from political demonstrations to New Year's Eve celebrations. It serves not just as a meeting point but as a symbol of London's cultural richness and a testament to its historical significance.